This is a good illustration of Brett's (?) observation that a good general (or coach) tries to keep his soldiers' (or players') minds on the present, to just do their jobs and not worry about what comes next.

Pity we didn't get to Malcolm Reynolds' speech in Firefly. That line, "I aim to misbehave" is just so delicious.

One of my favorite movies. The right amount of conflict. The right amount of triumph.
Truly describes the "making of a hero." Cause practice isn't designed to be fun.

@JD Walters: Couldn't find that clip on YouTube. However if you go here, you can see a little bit of fun with Nathan misbehaving.